Content by Queen Mary University of London

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Arginine Starvation Abates Rare Lung Cancer

The treatment significantly increases the survival of people with malignant mesothelioma, according to results from Phase 3 trial
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Mpox Vaccine Helps Reduce Disease Severity

This largest study and only case series examines reinfections and infections after a complete MVA–BN vaccine course

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Transposable Elements Causing Rare MSL3 Syndrome Identified

Mutations in the MSL3 gene can lead to a global delay in the development of multiple organs in children
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Clinicians Identify Severe, Lethal mpox in HIV Patients

Immunosuppressed people with or without HIV should be prioritized for mpox vaccination and antivirals


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Clinicians Call for Accurate Characterization of Heart Muscle Disorders

Deeper research, genetic tools may help better understand and treat excessive trabeculation

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First Study of Monkeypox Infection in Women Provides New Insights

The authors found differing clinical presentations according to gender identity and sexual practices
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Lateral Flow Tests Effective at Detecting COVID-19 When Used at Symptom Onset

A study has found that lateral flow tests detect COVID-19 with similar accuracy to laboratory-based PCR tests
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Study Identifies Biomarker That Could Help to Diagnose Pancreatic Cancer

Researchers have identified a protein that could be used to aid in the diagnosis of pancreatic cancer
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Significant Gender Disparities in COVID-19 Clinical Trial Leadership

Less than a third of COVID-19 trials are led by women, half the proportion observed in non-COVID-19 trials
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New Drug Leads to 30% Reduced Risk of Death for Bladder Cancer Patients

A new type of drug that targets chemotherapy directly to cancer cells significantly increased patient survival
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More Than 200 Genetic Factors Cause Heart Arrhythmias

Research results could one day lead to advanced screening methods to discern who is at greatest risk of developing disease
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